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MOJTABA SEIRAFIAN

MOJTABA SEIRAFIAN

  • Number 1969

  • Type Workshop

  • Origin Isfahan

  • Style Medallion

  • Material Wool & Silk

  • Size 225 x 144

  • Age 1980

Story

This dreamy Persian carpet answers the time old question succinctly: why are Seirafian rugs considered to be the best to be made in the mid to late 20th century?

This timeless classic boasts an unusual and attractive camel-honey tone. The famous Seirafian Eslimi pattern is in full bloom here, perfectly poised and elegantly executed. The knot count is quite high too. Silk foundation and silk flowers throughout.

Grand Master Mojtaba is the son of the legendary Grand Master Mohamamd Seirafian, himself the son of the founder of the weaving dynasty, Haj Reza.

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